Privacy Policy - ABP Punjabi | ABP Sanjha - ABP Sanjha
Privacy Policy - ABP Punjabi | ABP Sanjha ABP Sanjha
⏱ Latest Global Dispatches
Continuous real-time news timeline monitored every 2 minutes across 30 verified international publishers.
Total Indexed: 76,962 Stories
Assam begins commemorating Zubeen Garg’s first death anniversary
The State Government has extended support for a range of cultural and spiritual programmes, while cab operators have offered low-fare rides to and from his memorial about 23 km east of Guwahati
Keralam power crisis: Electricity consumption soars in September
Consumption so far in September has averaged 93.6 mu, which is arguably unprecedented for Keralam which is accustomed to cooler weather and lower State-wide electricity usage during June-September southwest monsoon season
Debate rages over plan to shift Thiruvananthapuram zoo in Keralam
You don’t have any Active Subscription.
US Passes Russia Sanctions Bill; 100% Tariff Threat Looms Over India & China
US Passes Russia Sanctions Bill Tariff Threat Looms Over India China
Why SpaceX's Starship will fly around the Earth 6 times during Flight 14
Why SpaceXs Starship will fly around the Earth times during Flight
The one thing PM Modi wanted at his Israel dinner table
The one thing PM Modi wanted at his Israel dinner table
First-of-its-kind: Indian soldier performs parachute drill with combat dog
Firstofitskind Indian soldier performs parachute drill with combat dog
Nepal woman pushes dog off bridge as it resists, heartbreaking video sparks outrage
A woman in Nepal's Bajhang was seen forcibly pushing a dog into a river from a bridge, with the disturbing act captured on camera and triggering demands for police action.
Video: School van carrying 4 children falls off road after driver loses control
A private school van carrying four children to DAV School in Uttar Pradesh's Ghaziabad fell off the road after the driver suddenly lost control on Thursday morning. All four children escaped unhurt in the accident.
SRK performs aarti at Ambani Ganpati celebration after quiet entry. Watch
Actor Shah Rukh Khan may have made a quiet entry at the Ambanis’ Ganesh Chaturthi celebration, away from the paparazzi, but a video from inside Antilia has now captured the superstar performing Ganpati aarti. The actor was seen participating in the ceremony alongside the Ambani f...
I've experienced discrimination: Actor Gouri Kishan on cinema's gender problem
Actor Gouri Kishan spoke candidly about patriarchy, misogyny and the lack of agency women continue to experience in the film industry while speaking at the India Today Roundtable Keralam on Wednesday. Appearing as part of the Sthree Shakti panel alongside IUML MLA Fathima Thahili...
Earth's day is changing: How the Moon and melting ice are slowing its spin
The length of an Earth day is changing, and you probably haven't noticed. Not by minutes or even seconds, but by tiny fractions of a second. The main reason is the Moon, whose gravity raises tides in Earth's oceans, and the friction associated with those tides gradually slows Ear...
Leave it, move forward: IUML MLA downplays Keralam cleric's anti-woman remarks
Fathima Thahaliya, the Indian Union Muslim League's first and only woman MLA in Keralam, on Thursday sought to downplay anti-woman remarks made by Keralam cleric Kanthapuram AP Abubakkar Musliyar, saying everyone has the right to express their opinion in a democracy and urging pe...
Meet Sethuraman Panchanathan, the Chennai-born scientist behind a historic NAE honour
For eight-year-old Sethuraman Panchanathan, the Moon suddenly felt a little closer when he saw lunar rocks at the American Center in Chennai. The experience sparked a curiosity that stayed with him for decades, shaping a remarkable career spanning science, technology, research an...
Girl goes missing while sleeping, found dead in water tank with hands, feet tied
A six-year-old girl was found dead in a water tank in Haryana's Sonipat, with her family claiming that her hands and feet had been tied. Police have detained a man in connection with the case.
Monsoon's final push: Roaring thunderstorms over North India seen from space
India’s southwest monsoon may be nearing its withdrawal phase, but a satellite view of the country on Thursday shows that the atmosphere remains highly active, with large cloud systems spread across several regions.
Japan PM Sanae Takaichi reshuffles Cabinet but keeps key US-facing ministers
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi on Thursday reshuffled her Cabinet in a bid to arrest her falling popularity, while keeping key ministers in place as she pushes to maintain strong ties with the United States. The move comes as Japan faces tough demands from President Donald...